A Collection of Scarce and Valuable Tracts, on the Most Interesting and Entertaining Subjects: But Chiefly Such as Relate to the History and Constitution of These Kingdoms, Volume 3F. Cogan, 1750 |
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Page 109
... suppose a malicious Statefman , intending to raise a Jealousy in the Mind of the Sovereign , should inform him in dangerous Times , that he was not beloved by his People , and that he was not to truft them : How could the Subjects in ...
... suppose a malicious Statefman , intending to raise a Jealousy in the Mind of the Sovereign , should inform him in dangerous Times , that he was not beloved by his People , and that he was not to truft them : How could the Subjects in ...
Page 213
... suppose we had it , and could keep it : Our King would make his Refi- dence in France , and England would become a Province like Flanders , when their Earls came to be Kings of Spain ; or as Scotland is now to England ; 2 which which ...
... suppose we had it , and could keep it : Our King would make his Refi- dence in France , and England would become a Province like Flanders , when their Earls came to be Kings of Spain ; or as Scotland is now to England ; 2 which which ...
Page 238
... Suppose , fome Writ fued out , and comes to the Sheriff's Hands , and fuppofe Perfons come to oppofe the Execution , by the King's perfonal Command or Commiflion , and cl he thereupon , raifes the Poffe Comitatus upon them ; I will afk ...
... Suppose , fome Writ fued out , and comes to the Sheriff's Hands , and fuppofe Perfons come to oppofe the Execution , by the King's perfonal Command or Commiflion , and cl he thereupon , raifes the Poffe Comitatus upon them ; I will afk ...
Page 411
... ( suppose what you will ) that greater Inconveniencies will attend the making of fuch Crimes Felony , than have attended , and may be feared will attend , the not making of them fo . That many particular Perfons have feverely fmarted in ...
... ( suppose what you will ) that greater Inconveniencies will attend the making of fuch Crimes Felony , than have attended , and may be feared will attend , the not making of them fo . That many particular Perfons have feverely fmarted in ...
Page 468
... suppose English Proteftants exceedingly unacquainted with the Hiftory of their own Nation , to give a long Deduction of what the Papifts have attempted for the Extir- pation of our Religion , while we had Princes on the Throne whose ...
... suppose English Proteftants exceedingly unacquainted with the Hiftory of their own Nation , to give a long Deduction of what the Papifts have attempted for the Extir- pation of our Religion , while we had Princes on the Throne whose ...
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